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What do you mean by "put to rest"? Do you mean we should switch to using another theory, which reproduces all existing results, also correctly predicts some cu
by chriswarbo 8y ago
What do you mean by "put to rest"?
Do you mean we should switch to using another theory, which reproduces all existing results, also correctly predicts some currently-unexplained observation or experiment, and has also correctly predicted previously-unobserved results (i.e. isn't just a "fudge factor")? If so, I would love to know what that theory is, since I certainly didn't encounter any such thing in the dark matter module of my masters degree (the options were basically MOND or (various possible forms of) dark matter, and the former is certainly much more of a "fudge factor").
If by "put to rest" you mean we just throw away our current theories without having a better replacement, then I don't even understand what that would mean. Would we ground all rocket launches since we don't completely understand gravity?
- pokemongoaway 8y agoMany. Plasma physics more closely predicted many variables, including the beloved CMB. Observations of galaxies moving by each other are mirrored experimentally in the lab. Plasma effects scale so they can be studied this way... But no, this is censored because the mainstream insists that the weakest force is the God of their universe.